Rhodes plans return for ice fishing and bass bite
Gov James A Rhodes fished Lake Erie near Sandusky with about 30 newsmen and state officials aboard the Wantanna to promote Ohio tourism. Rhodes, Dunlap, and Ewing boasted double headers catching two perch at once as they anticipated faster white bass action next spring.
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State Finance Department
Dayton detective free on recognizance in manslaughter case
A white vice squad detective in Dayton Ohio was freed on his own recognizance after being charged with first degree manslaughter in the death of Robert Elwood Barbee 41 of Findlay Ohio. Collier reportedly panicked found Barbee unarmed and later retrieved a firearm to hand to supervisors. A Sept 29 preliminary hearing was set amid Negroes protests.
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Detroit Teachers Strike End, Win Across the Board Raises
Detroit teachers return to classrooms after winning 1700 dollars raise for each, with the Detroit Federation of Teachers voting 3445 to 411 to approve a two step raise bringing annual pay to 7500 11700 dollars. The city’s 11500 teachers ended a strike that added 13 days to summer vacation. The United Nations opened its 22nd General Assembly with Thant warning of a potential Middle East war absent a solution.
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Duke Sims Signs Autographs at Norwalk Gathering
Cleveland Indians catcher Duke Sims autographed for Lefty Grovers and VFW members at a Norwalk cookout. He chatted with fans, signed photographs and gear, played a sandlot basketball game, then returned to Cleveland to face the Senators. Also notes Norwalk plans a city charter commission with 17 potential candidates and filing deadlines.
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Open housing showdown at Milwaukee City Hall headline
In Milwaukee, the open housing issue that sparked nightly protests moves to City Hall. Negro militants demonstrated for a 22nd straight night while white opponents prayed for their cause. The Common Council has blocked an open housing ordinance four times, the militants say this is the measure that could end the demonstrations.
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Russian Wife Protests As Soviet Physicist Is Returned
Vladimir Kachenko, described as mentally ill, left for Moscow with his wife who protested to the prime minister over his treatment after being removed from a London bound Soviet plane Saturday. Soviet security aided his exit as an international incident flared over alleged kidnapping. He was later returned to the Soviet Embassy on Monday following a medical exam.
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Senate to approve 40 million rent aid and model cities funds
In Washington the Senate planned to back President Johnson with 40 million for the rent supplement program and 537 million for model cities. The fate of a 3.2 billion sale of participation certificates was uncertain with Dirksen predicting strong opposition. The certificates represent shares in pools of government mortgages to shrink deficits.
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Illinois
Ackley Says 10 Percent Tax Hike Brings Small Gain
Gardner Ackley, CEA chairman, told UPI Editors Conference that Americans would give up very little with the proposed 10 per cent tax increase. He warned that avoiding higher taxes would trigger renewed inflationary pressure as savings vanish in rising prices.
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Weather Outlook With Cloudy Skies Through Wednesday
Considerable cloudiness continues with little temperature change through Wednesday. Expect a few light showers with highs near 78 to 84 and lows around 56 to 60. Winds on Lake Erie variable 6 to 12 knots today and tonight. Sunrise 7 11 a.m. Sunset 7 30 p.m. Monday low 52 high 78. Birth notices list three newborns for Hoover Wake man Barry Hawke families.
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Trains Warn Of Crossing Hazard Questioned In Norwalk
Laylin Road resident William Smith urged Norwalk Township Trustees to inspect the crossing after three Norwalk residents died nearby when a Norfolk and Western freight train struck their car. The crossing has elevated approaches and only wooden crossbars. The railroad said engineers are instructed in proper warning procedure.
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Huron County Airport Work Ahead of Schedule Now
Work on the Huron County airport proceeds ahead of the November 15 deadline with tile and base being laid for the blacktop runway. Richwood Electric of Marion holds the contract. Funk Construction of New London is the runway subcontractor.
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Airport Zoning Plan Approved for Huron County
Ohio Aviation Board approved a general approach and hazard control plan for the Huron County airport. Paul Miller, chairman of the Airport Zoning Commission, said the plan will guide local regulations and a public meeting will be scheduled with a 30 day notice. Division of Aviation officials will attend to explain the regulations.
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Thinner Kosygin Makes Appearance
Premier Alexei N. Kosygin, 63, appeared thinner and tired as he greeted Turkish Prime Minister Suleyman Demirel at Moscow Airport, hours after officials said he was ill. The visit signaled a thaw in Soviet Turkish relations amid laryngitis reports and a Baltic Sea vacation tan.
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